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Hey, I have a 2004 WRX that has around 40000 miles on it. When the car
reached about 30000 miles, I started to feel that it does not have the power
it used to have when I just purchased the car. When the car is new, I can
definitely feel the turbo kicks on. Now I don't feel it anymore. I can
hear the turbo spinning, but don't really feel the "kick" any more. So far,
I have changed fuel filter, air filter, tranmission fluids (my car is auto
transmission). I change synthetic oil every 3000 to 3500 miles. Did a
complete fuel system clean up at the dealer ship. The dealer also tested
the turbo pressure, and they say it's normal. Is there anything that I can
do to improve the car to it's original state (without going into all the
after market modifications), or maybe this is just how old car should
behave. Does anyone has the similar situations that can share some
experience with me? Thanks.
reached about 30000 miles, I started to feel that it does not have the power
it used to have when I just purchased the car. When the car is new, I can
definitely feel the turbo kicks on. Now I don't feel it anymore. I can
hear the turbo spinning, but don't really feel the "kick" any more. So far,
I have changed fuel filter, air filter, tranmission fluids (my car is auto
transmission). I change synthetic oil every 3000 to 3500 miles. Did a
complete fuel system clean up at the dealer ship. The dealer also tested
the turbo pressure, and they say it's normal. Is there anything that I can
do to improve the car to it's original state (without going into all the
after market modifications), or maybe this is just how old car should
behave. Does anyone has the similar situations that can share some
experience with me? Thanks.